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w TER d. WILLIAMS 4 co. Aucuoneers
CONTINUATION SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF
CLOTHING.
MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE THE CONSIGNMENT.
On SATURDAY, JAM ARY FIFTEENTH at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall SELL at our sales
room. corner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue
ing OF Mems and Boys Suits in great variety select
&c Sales daily IL O'Clock m until entire stock is
disposed of. Terms cash.
ja14-1ot WALTER B. WILLIAMS IL CO., Aucts.
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DUBLIC AUCTION SALT
REAL ESTATE,
AT BOARD OF BROKERS' ROOMS

M OOAtD OT BIIOKEKS' KOOMS,
LOG st. NV.
On THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTIETH -
1887, at ONE O'CLOCK PM, the following prop s
By THOs E. wAGGAMAN:
1915 10th 81. n.w lots and X. So 1877, two story
0rS o3I S59 "a! I'd st. Sc, lots 49, "a and 49, 80.
Terms at time of sale
ja17-3 THOS. e. WAGGAMAN Auctioneer
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F0R sALE.vALUABIE NoRTHwEsTERN COR
and wide parking bounded BY Vermont ave, iowa cir
Gle ana 18th and sts The vacant lot 24xlOO
anu the large, substantially built adjoining house with
It's bot S6xl00 viii be sold. together separately
Apply " owner, 1903 st. d4-3m
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1NOR SALE-SEVERAL DESIRABLE COTTAGES
u with good sized lots Mt. Pleasant convenient
terms JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
.Ali-s3t l4U1
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RANCE On THI THHRMONTTHR-Th0 Following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: &
M, 30; q. M, 80; IL q m, =; p M A; uaxl-
num- a; minimum, 81
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MARRIAGE LURNsnA-Naryiage licenses have
been issued by the clerk or the court TO George
E Swami; Albert J. Rouspies and Annie Z Tay-
lOc.
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NaOp S,IE "A CIR n w STORY II pc NJ 1 .
EOR SALE

NOR SALE
II NORTHWEST.
100 To 1919 RigEs
st. b h, Sr.....-S2f
93O. 932 9Th 81.
b h.(stOres) -.224
23tO to 23.iI Bound
ary st-n.w.. b. b. AZ. 10
2O24 to 20i2 Bound
AIRY st-n-w .b.h Ar ID
22211 To .,:,.19 10Th st
NV. b. h., 5r--.-.-l3,
11;32 To l1i3 r ST,
49, %
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f'Uk SALE Bl { H. KNIGHT, 30 ST NV.
Cor 18th q s25. 600 Md.av e. bet 2S:3 81 900
On LIST 1t me-, l5r 10000 Boundary bet. J-:5S00
On lst st mel hrs 900 10th st. ne 700
J. ST bet. GS1 $4,000 VI. av., new 1rIn 200
y ST. bet. lSS 900 9th St. bet. and T..}O0
q st. bet i3S 1000 u. ne. bet. , & g. loco
COrcoran bet las 10 6.30o Marks Alley. $50
T. Capitol bet. 6S1-- 5000
Many other Houses and Lots in all parts of city.
Please call for bulletin. tal1-7t
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l2.,3 Madison st.n.w.,
Z IOR SALE By c. III. KNIGHT. 925 ST. NV.

The above il only PORTION of the property on my
books. For ful Is: call at Office for bulletin issued
tie l.t ard I:Ita. ltalJl THOH Z. WAGGAMAN
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IrOR SALE
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NOR SALINE HAVE NUMBER OF HOiTSES
1t desiraby located for homes or Investments which
ofer uIon easy terms or al cash, to suit pur-
cLasers will be to your advantage consult our
lst before you decide.
HUMPHREY 4 COLMAN
Real Estate Brokers'
nG 0lS st IN
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Il FIVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, 2OXlOO
ZACH, ON ST, BETWEEN DIST AND 30D SIS
A DECIDED BARGAIN TO AN IMMEDIATE PUR-
CHASER. CHAS A. NCEIIEN
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Il refl and about 500 pounds of Agate Type, lately
III use ON this paper. The lace of both fonts is de-
slrable they In good condition. and capable of
ceIient service for TWO or three years paper of
moderate Circulation Will be sold cheap bulk. Adj
dress THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER Co,
Washington, DC. do
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616 to $50 Md. ayes.
w. b.h. 4rs. $4,000
800 4O6. 40S 18th st. s.w..
b.h.. H. j., 9rs. j, GOO
900 909 Va ave. s.w., b h.,
900 III, 10 ii st. ne, b, '''Oo
b. mi, ST.. 81, 900
J. 100 sos 9Th St ne. f.h.,
1000 81 to IS 6 / ) st. ne, h.
.ooo o67 s5os u. j. ave. '''0o
1000 SCI h., 3, 900
200. Jos list st. s. e..
I. n. Ir......3, 1900
I. h., 6r,..... 80 -: GOO
1000 612 b st s. e. T. h.,
tF -----.-...-.- Z,Utt
90e.9l1 st. Sc. FIJI,
1000 342. 3Ii VI st. s.w..
Z. h.. 800
1000 3l3 10Th at. s. e, H.,
SEQ 400
500 ios to AIS l. st. Sc.
500 412 81 ST n Eth. 2r j, 900
124 1lth n.e..f-L-, Ar. 200
SOC
portion of the property on my
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RESTING EASIER To-DAY.-Onacer Shehan who
was shot and dangerously wounded on the 2zkA Of
last month, near the corner OF and 1oeh streets,
by John jackson, alias 'tJim Smith, ;" the negro
burglar, was not so well yesterday, but u resting
easier to-day.
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IN The MAD hOOShs
Mrs. E,nmens Describes Her Experience
Among the Lunatics.

THINGS THAT WE'RE DESCRIBED A. HR DNrsioNs-
her GIFT OF PROPHECY AND CIAIRvorAHCK.-
HOW SUE FINALLY SECURED RKR LIBERATION.
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a. $50 House of four rooms. lot 4lxl65
Ii feet of ground, First West Street 20
- 1850 New brick house five rooms,
Eel lot 50x66 feet of ground, affording dne
view OF the city and valley, aud close up
- 800 W brick house of five
~ rooms, lot 50x165 feet of ground, to
Ill. gether with good barn, etc, Fifth EAST
Str ct
two story house OF seven rooms, bow win
dow, double porches etc Lot 5xi2 rods, on
Sixth South, between First and Second
WaCt Streets 62
y 5.5O0 A nice residence of nine rooms,
bath room, cellar, etc. Lot 4lX165 feet OF
ground, good locality, lawns, shades, gas
nd water, Third East Street. %
a3,6OO New brick house OF i've rooms.
got 33x165 feet of ground, East Lake hnlsnl
Lydrant water, lawn, etc, four and half
blocks from Main Street, Second South. 69
1900. New brick and adobe house of
eight rooms, large cellar, etc Lot 66xl65
feet of ground, together with large barn, on
car line, Third South Street a
$4,000. For g wholesale house, new
brick store 22x165 feet of ground, rooms up
stairs large cellar and warehouse, also new
brick house, modern style, of rooms, ba7
window, etc, good barn, ETC., close up. 4O
$500 House of 6 rooms, bow window,
porches, etc Lot 4x7 rods, atfording
beautiful view of the city and valley, close
up to business at the head OF Main Street, ~
$500. New brick house OF rooms,
n, bath room, hot and cold water, gas,
"a range, CRATES, good cellar bow win.
LIil1 dow, ETC.. modern in every particular.
4ll Lot 81 10 rods. fine shrubbery,
lawns shades, and good large barn, on car
line, and choicest locality in the city; 18th
Ward. 80
400. House of four rooms and porch,
corner lot, 165x165 feet of ground, in first
class cultivation, fine view, one block from
car line; large cistern. etc, Twenty first
Ward. 56
15III four rooms and summer kitchen,
III good cellar, etc, corner lot, S212x132
feet of ground, fruited with choice
variety of fruits, good well OF water, barn,
ETC., Eighteenth Ward. 81
$500 Elegant building site near Conk-
Inns fine residence, lot l65x166 feet OF
ground, south and east fronts, together with
house of four rooms, barn, etc, command
ing a fine view, hydrant water and tony
neighborhood; call and see it. 5S
$4,000. Two-stOry house of seven rooms,
bath room, hot and cold water; east front.
choice fruits, shades, ETC.; near Brigham and
Sixth East. l
$500 bargain. A story brick resi-
dence of 10 rooms, modern style, good
neighborho0d, gas and water. Lot 312xI0
rods of ground, 8 blocks from Main Street. 2
&A SOC. Adobe house of rooms, bow
~ window, porches, etc. Lot 5 X 10 rods
- of ground, fine shades, and presenting
one Of the finest views in the city, overlook
ing the city and valley. out of the dust and
CT 0se robustness, at the head of Main Street.
6
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The American Workman of Orher
Lays.


Days.
The thing most to be desired is that
the working classes shall be so alert
active and progressive in pursuing
their economic interests that the full
pressure of that competition which is
essential to the best conduct of trade
and production may be applied to them
steadily and unremittingly, without
any danger of their sustaining injury
therefrom.
This certainly was the case in the
early days of the republic; this was the
case, without qualification, until a re
cent date, SO great was the mobility of
the laboring population, so high their
Intelligence, so frugal their habits, so
enterprlsing, alert, and industriously
ambltlous was the rising generation. so
wide the margin of living afforded by
the favorable conditions OF new coun-
try 30 relatively weak, then, was CAPT.
tai. II this has now ceased to
be the case, it is not due mainly
either to the fuller settlement of
the country or to the large accumuIa-
ton OF capital during the past twenty
hVe years, but to the introduction of
vast numbers OF persons not born on
our soil or bred under our laws, having
lower standards Of work and lower So
cial am billions, with less, at once, of
general intelligence and of technical
skill, often improVident and not in
frequently Incorporate in their habits,
generally unframed in the response
bilities OF civil life. and unaccustomed
to the Communication of thoughts upon
subjects of general concern. Certainly,
if the children and grandchildlen of our
population of thirty years ago were
alone concerned, it would still be true
that The working classes of this country
had no occasion to ask favors in pro-
duction and trade, or to seek to escape
the utmost pressure of industrial com
petition. The workmen of those days
were abundantly able TO take care of
themselves; and the werkmen of to-
daw would be not less so, if they all
came out of that patient watchful,
Iesolute, sagacious, sell -nsstered strain.
--ScribRer's Magazine.
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BUILDING LOTS.

1000. An elegant building site, 90x1CO
feet of ground corner, east front, fine loca-
ton, out of the dust, one block north of
Eagle Gate. A
900 a choice building site, 41x165 feet
of ground, two aud a half blocks east or
Main Street, hydrant water good neighbor-
hood, etc. SO
5Ox165 feet of ground, east: front, choice
neighborhood, near car line, West Temple
Street %
$500 A fine corner lot, S21ax165 feet,
east front, on corner of Brigham and 9th
East Streets, choice fruits, etc. IS
1,25O A choice building site. sout-
front, 613x10 rods of ground, close up to bus
mess, through Eagle Gate, Eighteenth
Ward. 50
5000. Lots 247x165 feet of ground,
north OF Liberty Park. 63
1000 Another choice lot, close up, can
be sub-divided into lots, south front.
500 Lot 66xl65 feet of ground, p block
from car line, 9th Ward. 10
LOO d Speculation! 4 Bargain! A
full half block, south frontage; cai be sub
divided into seven lots; come quick if you
Mant to make N neY; Twenty nrst Ward. SO
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large proportion of them consumptiyes
to that arid land. Missouri sent IL 43i
tough. hardy citizens to the highlands
of Colorado. In Oregon in 1880
there were 4,309 people from New
England and 10,754 from Missouri.
The same story is told by
the emigration statistics of
all the Western States. To-
day Missouri ideas and methods of
thought are more powerful beyond the
Missouri River than those of New Eng
land. The statement that the eastern
people who follow agriculture have
| ceased to emigrate because they are
highly prosperous at home, Is untrue.
All Intelligent men who have looked
into the financial condition of the men
who till t1e lean lands of the Atlantic
seaboard, know that as a rule agricul-
ture is conducted at a loss on those
lands. And during the last ten years
the value OF farming lands in the east
ern States has shrunk one half. By far
the larger portion of the eastern farm
ers of To-day are unable to make their
farms pay the expense of operating
them. They are being slowly reduced
to bankruptcy by the keen competition
offered by the agricultural west.
The Southern people have not ceased
to emigrate, but in their case the nat
ural law which compels men to follow
westward the degree of latitude on
which they were born, has been obeyed.
The nativity of the population of Texas
proves that the Southern people have
emigrated as freely as those of the mid
die Mississippi Valley, And it also
shows that the northern men will not
emIgrate to the south,
1t is fact well worthy of the thought
full consideration of eastern people that
the immense region lying west of the
ninety-fourth meridian of longitude is
being settled by western men. These
people are western in thought, speech
and feeling. To them the east is but a
word which they heard their parents or
grandparents utter. And when the
new States are admitted to the Union,
their representatives in Congress can
be counted on to oppose all legislation
which might be beneficial to the east
more bitterly than the Congressman
from the Mississippi Valley do to- day.
FRANK WILKEsoN, in New York Times.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,

1850. very cosy house of six rooms,
ot 66x165 feet of ground, with choice fruit
trees, lawns, beautiful shade trees nv drant
water, etc, best location in the CT y, Brig
ham Street, 81
$500 Soon to be business property.
Plot of ground, 42x1OO feet, together Y it'll
large two-Story house of nine rooms; is
built so as to make q nice store with little
cost; opposite Continental Hotel. 60
LOO New brick house OF thr e rooms,
cellar, etc lot 33x166 feet of ground Nine
teenth Ward, half block from car liue. 81
FOR RENT
House of seven rooms, corner Sixth East
ana Brigham Street. $40.
Six room house, neatly furnished, near
Eagle Gate. $S5.
Six room house, Third South Street. $40
Sixteen room house. Main Street $50.
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kzseZNRaNsAcaSe-z 81 -
IA
J. K. GILLESPIE,
Real Estate Sloan A gent,
24O SOUTH MAIN. next to Walker House
lots For Sale and
atGatBargG
ReaLE at Seruihe8
Properties Every Sundays Issue
$40 SOUTH MAIN. next to Walker House,

- 500. Another handsome home
;:i; adobe house of erooms bath, hot
LII and cold water, bow window. etc. Lot
S1IxIO rods. nice shades, lawns, flowers, etc. I;
good barn.
900 Another cheap home. House of 4
rooms. Lot 3x6 rods of grounds, south front.
10 block west of gas works 10
O. 1900. New brick house OF five
It'll rooms, cellar, closets, porch. etc, lot
III SPIKES feet of ground, shades, flow
ing well of good water, on car line, near
Warm Springs, Nineteenth Ward. 40
1000. New rustic house, adobe lined,
of five rooms, lot 9x10 rods of ground, Main
Street 79
$500. House of seven rooms, porch, etc.
good locality, lot 40xl32 feet of ground, n.y.
dranJ water, on Second South Street, pa
blocks east of business.
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AN READING AND FILING TIE pRTT-
~ ZION OF Caroline J. Jones, administ-e.
nix of the estat4 of Thomas ]. Jones
dec ased, setting forth that she bss
filed her final account of her Adj
ninistratiOn upon said state in this
Cour that AL the deb's have been fully
paid, and that a portion OF said estate re-
mains to be divided among the heirs OF
said decer sed. end praying among other
things for an order allowing said final ac-
Count ami of distribution of the residue OF
SAID estate among the persons entitled
II Is ordered hat ali peroons interested in
me estate of the said Thomas ] Jones. de-
ceased, be and app ar before the Probate
Court OF the County of Salt Lake, at the
= UT ON OF said curt, in the Coautv
Court House, On the Dist of Novemhe-
1897, at IL O'Clock m, then and tn, re II
show cause why au order allowing said fipai
account and OF distribution should not he
made of the residue of said estate amo.Ie
the 1rs aud devIsees of the said Thomas
Jones. eceased, a cording to law.
IL Is further ordered that the clerk cause
copies of this order to be posted in three
pubic places in salt Lake County and cub
hsh in the SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD.
a neWsp per printed end circulated in Salt
Lake County, three weeks successfully prior
to said 2lst day OF November, 1887.
ELLA A. SMITH,
Probate Judge
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Dated October 18th, 1887,
ERRIToRY OF UTAH,
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE 81

'Hhhl c0GTr OF OF SE sAl4 LAKE Sc
I, Jonn C. Cutler, Clerk of the Probate
Cour, in snd for the County of Salt Lake. in
the TIE ritory OF Utah, DO hereby certify that
the foregoing is q full, true and correct copy
of an order appointing time and place for,
settle ment Of final account ana to hear petit
ton for distribution i'll the matter of the
estate of Thomas ] Jones, deceased, as ap-
pears of record in my office.
az witness whereof, l have hereuutO set
g.. my hand and affixed the seal Of
IsEAL aids Court, lis 18th day of Ue-
tober, d 1857.
JOHN c CUTTER
Probate Clerk.
By II S. CUTLER, Deputv
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Order appointing time and place for settle
ment OF final account and to hear
petition for distribution.
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IN READING AND FILING THE PETI-
" ton of John Mcdonald, Jr, admins
traitor OF the estate of d. q Archer, deceased
setting forth that he HIS fled his final sc-
coun! OF MS administration upon said estate
IN TINS court; that all the debts and expenses
nave been fully paid, and that portion of
SAID estate remains 10 be divided among the
heirs OF said deceased, and praying among
other things for an order allowing said
final account and of distribution of the re-
SlQue OF SAID estate among the persons er-
Titled.
1t is ordered that sll persons interested in
the estate OF the said u. G Archer, de-
ceased be and appear before the Probate
Court of the County OF Salt Lake at the
Court RO m OF said Court, in the County
Court House, on the I'd day of Decem Der,
1887. at il clock M, hen and there 10
show cause why IN order allowing said f1sI
account and Of distribution should not be
madS OF the residue OF said estate among
the heirs and devisees of the said D G
Archer, deceased, according 10 law
luis furthei ordered that the Clerk eau Sc
copies OF this order 10 be posted 10 ID rec
PUBLIC places in Salt Lake County and pub
llshed IN the SALT LAKE HERALD, a news
paper printed and circulated ii Salt Lake
County, three weeks successfully priOc to
said I'd day OF December, 1857.
ELIAS A SMITH,
Dated November 5th, 1887.
Tt couSG7 or os sA GTA IKE. IS
I, John c. Cutler, clerk OF the Probate
Court, il and for the County of Salt Lake, in
the Territory OF Utah, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is full, true and
correct copy Of an order appointing time
and place for settlement OF final account
and to hear petition for distribution II the
matter of the estate of D. q. Archer de-
ceased, as appears OF record in my office
In witness W hereof. have here
lsEAL! unto set my hand and affixed the
seal of said court, this 5th day
Of November. A. D. 1887.
JOHN C CUTLER.
Probate Clerk.
Ry II. ;. CUTLER. Deputy.
S. w. DARKE, Atty for AdministracGr
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In the matter of the Estate of Thomas 7
Jones, Deceased
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order Apo nttng Tune aud place for settle
petition for distribntSon
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LEGAL NOTICE..

In the Probate Court an and for Salt LoEe
County, Territory of Utah.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, an and for Salt Lake
County, Territory of Utah.
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The Most Agreeable

As we'll as the most effective method OF
dlspelling Headaches, Colds. and
Feyers, Or CLEANSING the system, is by
taking a few doses of the pleasant Cali
tornia liquid fruit remedy. Syrup oil
Figs. Fifty cents and 81 bottles for sale
by all Leading druggists. A. c. Smith
Il Co., agents. Salt Lake. 2
SHILOH'S COUGH ana Consump-
ton Cure is sold by on guarantee
1t cures ConsumptiC-. Sold by A. G.
Smith Il Co., druggists. s
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In the matter of the Estate OLD G. Archer.
Deceased.
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Trains viii stop az stations marked
only when Signaled
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OREGON SHORT LINE.
Going West Stations. Going aa..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-14
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Teachers Elected for Next Year-Sey-
eral Changes.


1t was nearly 10 o'clock last night when
the Board of Education concluded its labors.
The meeting was held in the western wing
of the academy and was well attended, there
being present the President, Col. Mercer,
Vice President, DR.. Read, and Messrs.
Walker Blum. Estill, Tattnall, Hunter.
Douglass, Saussy and Duncan.
After reading the reports of Superintend-
emit Baker and those of several committees,
the Board proceeded to elect teachers of the
several schools for the next scholastic year.
All the incumbents were reelected with the
following exceptions:
Girls High School, fourth grade, Miss
,. j.. Jones resigned, and that grade
abolished by resolution.
Chatham school, seventh grade, Miss NJ.
S. Howard resigned, and Miss S. f. Rem
nett, eighth grade, Oglethorpe school, pro
NOTED.
Miss Aggie johnson was elected assistant
teacher, vice Miss A. s. Claghorn, pro
noted
Cathedral school, Seventh grade-Miss NJ.
G. Leitch, resigned Miss A. G.. Fitzgerald
promoted to Seventh grade: Miss NJ. f.
Maddox promoted to Eighth grade and
Miss l.. f. killorin elected assistant teacher.
Oglethorpe School--Miss A. S. Claghorn
promoted TO Eighth grade, and Mrs. F. E.
Cotchett, assistant in Massie school, pro-
NOTED to new Eighth grade.
Barnard Street School, Second grade,
Miss Annie Archer, resigned. Under
resolution by Mr.. Hunter an examination
was ordered for a teacher to fill the vacancy,
contestants to be limited to teachers of the
several schools.
J. X. Saussy, Esq, offered the following,
which was adopted
Resolved, That the superintendent require
from the principal Of each of the grammar
schools report of all scholars who have been
suspended or expelled during the current term
IF INSTRUMENTATION or other cause, and whether
such scholars have been reinstated or whether
their absence has continued.
BY Capt. Blum
RESOLVED, That the President have certificates
prepared for the graduates of the grammar
schools. Adopted
By Col. Estill--
ResoIved. That the scholastic year. this year,
close on July Is. Adopted.
By DIR. Read
Res0iced, That the President be- and he is
hereby authorized 10 borrow an amount suffi-
cient to pay the teachers for the month of July.
and that he pledge the Central railroad and
said loan.
Mr.. Saussy gave notice Of motion to
amend the general rules of the board.
A communication was read from the Ar
mold Society, thanking the board for the
handsome quarters furnished the society.
The meeting then adjourned and by invi-
tation of Mr.. William Hunter, President of
the Chatham Academy Trustees made an
inspection of the wing which has recently
been rebuilt